A pleasant theater visit for everyone
We want everyone to feel at home in DeLaMar. To ensure that everyone can enjoy a pleasant theater visit, we work together with various organizations that are committed to an inclusive theater experience. If you would like to know more about the layout of our halls, which seats are easily accessible if you have difficulty walking or where you have more leg room, please see Floor plans.
Shows with low-stimulus facilities
DeLaMar understands that a visit to the theater can be overwhelming for people who quickly become overstimulated. That is why we offer extra facilities for visitors who are sensitive to stimuli. In collaboration with the Stichting Onbeperkt Genieten, we sometimes provide low-stimulus shows.
Facilities for people with a visual impairment
In collaboration with the foundation Komt het Zien! we offer shows that are also suitable for people with a visual impairment. A blind interpreter gives an introduction before the start and describes all visual aspects of the show during the show.
Shows for the elderly
In collaboration with the foundation Vier het Leven, we offer shows that take extra account of visitors of an advanced age. These people are given special places in the hall, an extra employee is present to assist them and Stichting Vier het Leven facilitates extra supervisors and transport to and from the theater.
Facilities for the hearing impaired
DeLaMar has headphones for the hearing impaired and an induction loop to which induction loops can be connected, although we cannot guarantee that these induction loops will work well with every hearing aid.
Facilities for people with disabilities
DeLaMar is wheelchair accessible. A number of wheelchair spaces with room for a companion are available in all halls, which you can reserve by telephone.
Café Americain is wheelchair accessible via the entrance of the adjacent Hard Rock Hotel Amsterdam American at Leidsekade 97.
Hidden disabilities
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a simple tool that allows a visitor to voluntarily share that they have a disability or condition that may not be immediately apparent and that a helping hand, understanding or more time may be needed. DeLaMar supports this initiative and our employees are ready to recognize wearers of the keychord, so that their experience during a visit is extra pleasant.
Do you have suggestions or ideas for ways to make our theater even more accessible? We would like to hear it! For this you can fill in our contact form, with the subject 'other'.